Kingston School of Art

Kingston School of Art Follow us! Twitter:
Instagram: ksoa_ygk The Kingston School of Art, a non-profit charitable organization, was formed in 1994.

Governed by a community based volunteer Board of Directors, the School is supported by fundraising, student fees, donations and grants. People involved in the School recognize the importance of art and believe that affordable fine arts programming should be available to the Kingston community. Volunteers are always welcome.

KSOA has launched our new initiative, the Printmakers' Collective!This is for artists who love the hands-on art of print...
04/10/2026

KSOA has launched our new initiative, the Printmakers' Collective!

This is for artists who love the hands-on art of printmaking! We welcome moderate to highly familiar printmakers to make use of our printmaking space and choose the direction that the collective goes. If you have completed a KSOA printmaking class, ask us about joining as well and we can get you ready and set to create flexibly and on your schedule.

On purchase we will send you a form to fill out, you must have printmaking experience to join the Collective. If you are new to printmaking, consider joining our open studio, now enrolling, or in one of our printmaking course offerings!

Ready to start? More details are available on our website.

04/03/2026
Join our Board of Directors! For over 30 years, the Kingston School of Arts (KSOA) has been dedicated to providing high-...
03/11/2026

Join our Board of Directors!

For over 30 years, the Kingston School of Arts (KSOA) has been dedicated to providing high-quality arts education and engaging experiences to every community member. We're currently at a moment of tremendous growth and are seeking insightful leadership to help drive this non-profit forward. This year, we are thrilled to launch exciting initiatives, including Kingston's first-ever print collective and our art classes at our new location within Providence Village.

Seeking passionate individuals with experience in one or more of the following:
- Human Resources
- Fundraising
- Operations
- Arts management

Help us bring the transformative power of the arts to all!
Kingston School of Art is committed to equity, diversity, and inclusion in all facets of our programming and operations. We welcome applications from qualified applicants of all sexualities, races, gender identities, socioeconomic statuses, and (dis)abilities. Should you feel comfortable doing so, please indicate whether you self-identify as a member of an equity-seeking group in your application.

To apply: Send a resume and letter of interest to [email protected] by April 7th, 2026. Applications will be reviewed by the Board and all applicants will be notified by the end of April.

March-start courses are starting soon! Child and adult courses available, from oil painting to calligraphy, find what wi...
03/10/2026

March-start courses are starting soon! Child and adult courses available, from oil painting to calligraphy, find what will spark your creativity 💛

✨Creative Painters✨ in back with TWO sessions, both morning and afternoon!Starting March 14th, join us at either 10:30-1...
02/23/2026

✨Creative Painters✨ in back with TWO sessions, both morning and afternoon!

Starting March 14th, join us at either 10:30-12 or 1-2:30 for a Saturday filled with real artistic skills taught in a fun, accessible way to kids ages 6-9.

Classes run for five weeks and the price is all inclusive, accounting for supplies. Link in our bio for more info or to enrol!

NEW FEBRUARY-START COURSE!This class runs Tuesdays, 10am - 12pmStarting February 17th - March 10th 2026Unlock your inner...
01/21/2026

NEW FEBRUARY-START COURSE!

This class runs Tuesdays, 10am - 12pm
Starting February 17th - March 10th 2026

Unlock your inner creative being with stress-relief and self-reflective art activities.

One of the ways that you can tap into creativity and connect it to your emotions is to explore the process of creating versus focusing on the end product, which you can do with therapeutic art activities. By the end of this course, participants will have practiced some activities that will help them with stress-relief and find some unique ways to incorporate more self-reflection and expression. No artistic skill required.

NEW FEBRUARY-START COURSE!This six-week introductory course explores three distinct printmaking techniques - linoleum re...
01/19/2026

NEW FEBRUARY-START COURSE!

This six-week introductory course explores three distinct printmaking techniques - linoleum relief, drypoint, and monoprinting - highlighting the expressive and technical range of each. Students will develop aesthetic awareness, craftsmanship, and technical skill while experimenting with colour, texture, collage, stencils, and found materials.

Through guided projects, participants will design, carve, and print lino blocks, explore multi-colored and hand-coloured methods, and complete an edition of prints. The course also introduces the spontaneity of monoprinting, using coloured inks on plexiglass plates to create unique, one-of-a-kind images and ghost prints.

Enrol via the link in our bio!

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1200 Princess Street
Kingston, ON
K7M3C9

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